9.1
Public institutions
Ministerul Agriculturii și Dezvoltării Rurale
Central public authority responsible for national strategies in agriculture and food production, rural development and land improvement, organised under Government Decision No. 30 of 18 January 2017 (Monitorul Oficial No. 56 of 19 January 2017) and financed from the state budget1. The European Commission approved Romania's CAP Strategic Plan 2023–2027 on 7 December 2022 and its fifth amendment on 18 February 20262. Emergency Ordinance No. 85 of 28 June 2024 merged the Bucharest agricultural directorate into the ministry and the territorial seed inspectorates and soil and agrochemical study offices into the county agricultural directorates3. Law No. 314 of 16 December 2024, which approved that ordinance, repealed its article dissolving the National Agency for Zootechnics4. The draft of Emergency Ordinance No. 92 of 30 December 2025 received an unfavourable opinion from the Economic and Social Council on 30 December 20255. The ordinance (Monitorul Oficial No. 1225 of 31 December 2025) dissolved the National Agency for Zootechnics again by total division, moved the territorial seed inspectorates, the Central Laboratory for Seed and Planting Material Quality and the Central Laboratory for Wine Quality and Hygiene Control into the State Institute for Variety Testing and Registration, merged the National Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture into the State Domains Agency, which it renamed the National Authority for the Administration of State Domains, Fisheries and Aquaculture, dissolved the National Mountain Area Agency and repealed from 1 January 2026 the law establishing the Agency for Quality and Marketing of Agri-food Products6. The bill approving the ordinance was deemed adopted by the Senate on 2 March 2026 (tacit adoption under Article 115(5) of the Constitution), and in October 2026 the bill was before the Chamber of Deputies (PLX171/2026)6.
www.madr.ro
Agenția de Plăți și Intervenție pentru Agricultură
Paying agency set up in 2004 under Law No. 1/2004 and subordinated to MADR, which manages EAGF direct payments and market measures, some EAFRD measures and national aid7. A 2022 explanatory memorandum to a Senate bill stated that APIA received on average 850,000 payment applications a year for more than 9 million ha, that more than 2.3 million farms were registered with it and that it would manage about €12.76 billion under the 2023–2027 CAP7. Banks lend to farmers against the payment certificates it issues, with FGCR guarantees of up to 80%8.
www.apia.org.ro
Agenția pentru Finanțarea Investițiilor Rurale
Established by Emergency Ordinance No. 41 of 18 June 2014 through the reorganisation of the Paying Agency for Rural Development and Fisheries (APDRP), approved by Law No. 43 of 17 March 2015, and subordinated to MADR9. It implements the investment measures of the National Rural Development Programme 2014–2020 and the CAP Strategic Plan 2023–2027 through 8 regional centres and 41 county offices, and administers the INVESTALIM state aid scheme for the food industry910. In October 2026 it had open calls for young farmers (DR-12, €169.6 million) and small farms (DR-14)1112.
www.afir.ro
Agenția Națională de Îmbunătățiri Funciare
Public institution subordinated to MADR, established by Emergency Ordinance No. 82/2011 (approved by Law No. 199/2012), which operates, maintains and rehabilitates the irrigation, drainage and erosion-control schemes declared of public utility and provides services to water-user organisations1314. It is financed from its own revenue and state budget subsidies and implements the National Programme for the Rehabilitation of the Main Irrigation Infrastructure for 2016–20271413.
www.anif.ro
Autoritatea Națională Sanitară Veterinară și pentru Siguranța Alimentelor
Regulatory and control authority for veterinary health and food safety under Government Ordinance No. 42 of 29 January 2004, a specialised central public administration body subordinated to the Government and coordinated by the Prime Minister, in the wording introduced by Law No. 166 of 10 July 201815.
www.ansvsa.ro
Agenția Națională de Cadastru și Publicitate Imobiliară
Runs the cadastre and land book offices and the e-Terra application, and reported that its offices registered 329,476 requests and resolved 279,242 between 11 and 19 August 2026 after an outage of the application16. It manages the National Programme for Cadastre and Land Registration (PNCCF), under which systematic registration had been completed in 133 territorial-administrative units by 28 February 2026, with further units completed under a Regional Operational Programme major project17.
www.ancpi.ro
Ministerul Finanțelor
Holds 100% of FNGCIMM and 99.56% of Exim Banca Românească on behalf of the State1819. It was the aid provider of the 2024 IMM PLUS state-guaranteed credit scheme, whose agricultural components AGRO PLUS and RURAL PLUS were administered by FGCR and FNGCIMM20. The interministerial committee that approves Exim Banca Românească's operations on behalf of the State operates at the ministry19. In October 2026 it extended a temporary 25% cut in the excise duty on diesel to 31 October 202621.
mfinante.gov.ro
9.2
Financial institutions and regulators
Banca Națională a României
Central bank whose fundamental objective is price stability and whose tasks are set by Law No. 312/2004 on its Statute22. It sets the monetary policy rate, authorises, regulates and supervises credit institutions, non-bank financial institutions and payment institutions, and is the resolution authority for banks22. FGCR has been registered with it as a non-bank financial institution since 30 July 200723.
www.bnr.ro
Autoritatea de Supraveghere Financiară
Autonomous, independent and self-financed administrative authority set up in 2013 that authorises and supervises non-bank financial entities, including insurers and private pension funds, and oversees the Policyholders' Guarantee Fund24.
asfromania.ro
Fondul de Garantare a Creditului Rural IFN SA
Guarantee fund set up in February 1994 as a joint-stock company, majority-owned by CEC Bank with the State (through MADR) as the other shareholder, and registered as a non-bank financial institution with the BNR since 30 July 200723. It guarantees loans to farmers, processors and rural development beneficiaries, including working-capital loans against APIA certificates, and administered the RURAL INVEST, AGRO IMM INVEST, AGRO PLUS and RURAL PLUS state guarantee schemes of 2022–202482520. Its website reports more than 131,374 guarantees worth RON 23.15 billion issued since its creation (cumulative, undated)23.
fgcr.ro
Fondul Național de Garantare a Creditelor pentru Întreprinderile Mici și Mijlocii SA-IFN
Non-bank financial institution operating under Government Decision No. 1211/2001, wholly owned by the State through the Ministry of Finance, with share capital of RON 940.5 million2618. It issues state guarantees on behalf of the Ministry of Finance and administered, with FGCR, the AGRO PLUS component of the IMM PLUS scheme in 202420. A merger project of 17 March 2026 provides for it to absorb its Focșani local guarantee fund18.
www.fngcimm.ro
Exim Banca Românească SA
Bank founded in 1992 as Banca de Export-Import a României EximBank SA, 99.56% owned by the State through the Ministry of Finance19. It acquired Banca Românească in 2020, completed the merger in 2022 and took its present name in 202319. From 30 September 2025 it ended its mandate to grant state-backed financing and guarantees for SMEs, infrastructure and regional development, and it remains Romania's export credit agency19. The EIB signed a €50 million loan with it for SMEs and mid-caps on 22 December 202227.
www.eximbank.ro
CEC Bank SA
Bank founded in 1864, with more than 1,000 units and RON 93.23 billion of assets at 30 June 202428. It offers farmers loans for land purchase and investment, bridge loans against APIA subsidies and AGRO micro-loans below RON 500,00029. It is the majority shareholder of FGCR, and an EIB loan of €50 million for micro-enterprises, with agriculture among the expected beneficiary sectors, was under appraisal in October 20262330.
www.cec.ro
Agricover Credit IFN SA
Non-bank financial institution established in June 2008 to finance agriculture, 99.999% owned by Agricover Holding, in which the EBRD took a stake in 201731. The EBRD approved a €20 million loan to it in August 2022, when it worked with more than 4,700 farmers32. The EIB signed €60 million of credit lines with it in 2016–2025 (own calculation from three operations)333435.
www.agricover.ro
9.3
Market institutions
Bursa Română de Mărfuri
Commodity exchange running a spot cereals ring and auctions, petroleum products and CO2 certificate rings and energy market monitoring36. It publishes weekly cereal and oilseed quotations by delivery zone, and in the week of 8–14 October 2026 bread wheat was quoted at RON 1,191 per tonne and maize at RON 1,280 per tonne FOB Constanța37.
brm.ro
C.N. Administrația Porturilor Maritime S.A. Constanța
Port authority for the Romanian maritime ports of Constanța, Midia and Mangalia and the Tomis tourist port38. Constanța is the delivery point for the FOB quotations of the commodity exchange37.
www.portofconstantza.com
Bursa de Valori București
Stock exchange whose stated mission is to make the local capital market an active source of financing for the economy39. In November 2025 the EBRD described meat processor Cris-Tim, whose initial public offering closed on 3 November 2025, as the first food producer to list on it, and the EBRD took just over 5% of the shares40.
www.bvb.ro
9.4
Data and advisory
Institutul Național de Statistică
Produces and disseminates official statistics under Law No. 226/2009 and Regulation (EC) No. 223/2009 and coordinates the production of European statistics in Romania41. It announced that from its release of 12 October 2023 its quarterly GDP series would use base year 202041.
insse.ro
Administrația Națională de Meteorologie
National weather service that issues warnings and forecasts and publishes monthly precipitation and temperature maps, a soil moisture reserve product and links to the European Drought Observatory42.
www.meteoromania.ro
Direcțiile pentru agricultură județene
Deconcentrated public services of MADR in each county1. Emergency Ordinance No. 85/2024 transferred to them the territorial seed inspectorates and the soil and agrochemical study offices3. Emergency Ordinance No. 92/2025 moved the seed inspectorates to the State Institute for Variety Testing and Registration and gave the directorates the county activity of the dissolved National Mountain Area Agency6. They receive applications and pay the 2025–2027 support for vegetables grown in protected spaces43.
web.archive.org/web/20260607224244/https://legislatie.just.ro/Public/DetaliiDocument/187485
Academia de Științe Agricole și Silvice „Gheorghe Ionescu-Șișești”
Autonomous public institution of academic standing and scientific coordination, coordinated by the Minister of Agriculture44. Its website (page of January 2019) lists 4 national institutes, 13 branch institutes and 45 agricultural research stations under its authority, financed from research contracts, royalties and sales of seed, planting material and breeding animals44. Emergency Ordinance No. 92/2025 placed the Băneasa sericulture research station under its subordination6.
asas.ro
Institutul Național de Cercetare-Dezvoltare Agricolă Fundulea
National research institute for cereals, industrial and forage crops, which publishes annual reports for 2019–2024 and a strategic plan for 2025–203045.
www.incda-fundulea.ro
9.5
International programmes and credit lines
EU funds. The CAP Strategic Plan 2023–2027 allocates €15.83 billion of EU and national funds to Romanian agriculture and rural areas, of which €9.78 billion are EU direct payments, and the Commission approved its fifth amendment on 18 February 2026462. The European Investment Bank signed €750 million of framework loans in 2013–2018 to co-finance the national contribution to the rural development programmes (own calculation)4748.
Development lenders. The World Bank's agricultural operation active in October 2026 was the Rural Pollution Prevention and Reduction Project (US$63.6 million, closing June 2028), and its irrigation, land registration, rural finance and nutrient pollution projects had all closed by the end of 20234950. The EIB signed €60 million of credit lines for farmers through Agricover Credit IFN in 2016–2025 (own calculation), and the EBRD approved a €20 million loan to the same lender in 2022 and supported two agri-food processors through a guarantee in 2024 and an equity stake in 2025333435315140.
| Programme / facility | Funder | Partner | Amount | Date | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAP Strategic Plan 2023–2027 | European Union (EAGF and EAFRD) and Government of Romania | MADR, APIA and AFIR | €15.83 bn (EU €14.97 bn, national €0.86 bn) | Approved 7 Dec 2022, fifth amendment approved 18 Feb 2026 | The plan allocates €9.78 billion of EU direct payments and €5.87 billion of EU and national rural development funds, including almost €1.5 billion of coupled income support, almost €1 billion of redistributive support for farms under 50 ha, €1.1 billion for investment in farms and processing and €82 million for risk management tools462. These are allocations for 2023–2027, not payments. |
| Rural Pollution Prevention and Reduction Project (RAPID, P179786) | World Bank (IBRD) | Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests | US$63.6 m | Approved 30 Mar 2023, closing 30 Jun 2028 | Active in October 2026. Aims to strengthen the capacity of selected public entities to monitor pollution from agriculture and to transfer knowledge on reducing it to participating farmers49. |
| Integrated Nutrient Pollution Control Project (P093775, P099528) and additional financing (P155594) | World Bank (IBRD) and GEF | Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests | IBRD US$121.7 m, GEF grant US$5.5 m and additional financing of US$52.4 m | Approved 30 Oct 2007, closed 31 Dec 2023 | Supported Romania towards meeting the requirements of the EU Nitrates Directive at national scale5253. |
| Complementing EU Support for Agricultural Restructuring (CESAR, P100638) | World Bank (IBRD) | Government of Romania | US$59 m | Approved 27 Nov 2007, closed 30 Sep 2014 | Supported market-based farm restructuring, including completing the registration of property titles to land in rural areas54. |
| Irrigation Rehabilitation and Reform Project (P043881) | World Bank (IBRD) | Government of Romania and the Land Reclamation Agency | US$80 m | Approved 31 Jul 2003, closed 30 Jun 2012 | Aimed to raise agricultural productivity in the project area and make the use of irrigation more economic through changes in the behaviour of farmers and of the Land Reclamation Agency55. |
| Rural Development Programme 2014–2020 co-financing (20150714) | European Investment Bank | MADR | €450 m (signed) | Signed 17 Sep 2018 | Framework loan financing the national contribution to selected measures of the National Rural Development Programme 2014–2020, a programme with a total cost of about €5.4 billion48. |
| Romanian Rural Development EU Co-financing (20130389) | European Investment Bank | Government of Romania | €300 m (signed) | Signed 24 Dec 2013 (€110 m) and 16 May 2014 (€190 m) | Co-financed selected measures of the 2007–2013 rural development programme, including afforestation, forest management, renewable energy and small-scale rural and agricultural infrastructure47. |
| Agricover Loans for SMEs I, II and III (20160081, 20190478, 20250273) | European Investment Bank | Agricover Credit IFN | €60 m signed in three operations (€20 m, €15 m and €25 m) | Signed 2016–2017, 2020–2021 and 12 Dec 2025 | Intermediated loans for agricultural SMEs, the third of which (€25 million signed of €50 million proposed) targets micro-enterprises in agriculture and the bio-economy under InvestEU333435. The total is an own calculation. |
| Agricover Credit IFN loan under the Resilience and Livelihoods Framework (53810) | EBRD | Agricover Credit IFN | €20 m (two tranches, the first committed) | Approved 2 Aug 2022 | Loan in euro or lei for on-lending to farmers affected directly or indirectly by the war on Ukraine, shown as repaying in October 20263132. |
| Risk-sharing guarantee for Omnia Europe | EBRD | Banca Transilvania and Omnia Europe | €20 m guarantee on a €40 m bank loan | Announced 13 Dec 2024 | The EBRD guarantees half of a Banca Transilvania loan to a corn starch producer for a new waxy starch unit, under its Risk-Sharing Facility with Banca Transilvania51. |
| Equity stake in Cris-Tim | EBRD | Cris-Tim | €13.1 m (RON 66.6 m) | Announced 4 Nov 2025 (IPO closed 3 Nov 2025) | Minority stake of just over 5% acquired in the initial public offering of a meat-processing and ready-meals producer, described by the EBRD as the first food producer to list on the Bucharest Stock Exchange40. |
International financing for agriculture
| Operation | Lender | Counterpart | Instrument | Amount | Date | Status (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rural Pollution Prevention and Reduction Project (RAPID, P179786) | World Bank (IBRD) | Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests | Investment loan | US$63.6 m | Approved 30 Mar 2023, closing 30 Jun 2028 | Active |
| Integrated Nutrient Pollution Control Project (P093775, P099528) | World Bank (IBRD) and GEF | Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests | Investment loan and grant | IBRD US$121.7 m, GEF grant US$5.5 m | Approved 30 Oct 2007, closed 31 Dec 2023 | Closed |
| Integrated Nutrient Pollution Control Project, additional financing (P155594) | World Bank (IBRD) | Government of Romania | Additional financing | US$52.4 m | Approved 28 Mar 2016, closed 31 Dec 2023 | Closed |
| Complementing EU Support for Agricultural Restructuring (CESAR, P100638) | World Bank (IBRD) | Government of Romania | Investment loan | US$59 m | Approved 27 Nov 2007, closed 30 Sep 2014 | Closed |
| Irrigation Rehabilitation and Reform Project (P043881) | World Bank (IBRD) | Government of Romania | Investment loan | US$80 m | Approved 31 Jul 2003, closed 30 Jun 2012 | Closed |
| Rural Finance Project (P056891) | World Bank (IBRD) | Government of Romania | Investment loan | US$80 m | Approved 29 Mar 2001, closed 30 Nov 2007 | Closed |
| Romanian Rural Development EU Co-financing (20130389) | EIB | Government of Romania | Framework loan | €300 m signed | Signed 24 Dec 2013 and 16 May 2014 | Signed |
| Rural Development Programme 2014–2020 co-financing (20150714) | EIB | MADR | Framework loan | €450 m signed | Signed 17 Sep 2018 | Signed |
| Agricover Loan for SMEs (20160081) | EIB | Agricover Credit IFN | Intermediated loan | €20 m signed | Signed 29 Jul 2016 and 21 Dec 2017 | Signed |
| Agricover Loan for SMEs II (20190478) | EIB | Agricover Credit IFN | Intermediated loan | €15 m signed | Signed 11 May 2020 and 9 Jul 2021 | Signed |
| Agricover Loan for SMEs III (20250273) | EIB | Agricover Credit IFN | Intermediated loan for micro-enterprises | €25 m signed (€50 m proposed) | Signed 12 Dec 2025 | Signed |
| Romania Forest Regeneration-SLB (20200838) | EIB (Natural Capital Financing Facility) | SLB SAS | Loan | €9.5 m signed | Signed 18 Oct 2022 | Signed |
| CEC Bank Loan for Micro-Enterprises (20260442) | EIB | CEC Bank | Intermediated loan | €50 m proposed | Under appraisal from 20 Jul 2026 | Not signed |
| Agricover Credit IFN loan under the Resilience and Livelihoods Framework (53810) | EBRD | Agricover Credit IFN | Loan in two tranches, the first committed | €20 m | Approved 2 Aug 2022 | Repaying |
| Omnia Europe risk-sharing guarantee | EBRD | Banca Transilvania and Omnia Europe | Guarantee of half of a €40 m bank loan | €20 m | Announced 13 Dec 2024 | Announced |
| Cris-Tim initial public offering | EBRD | Cris-Tim | Equity (just over 5%) | €13.1 m (RON 66.6 m) | Announced 4 Nov 2025 (IPO closed 3 Nov 2025) | Completed |
| NewCold Romania automated cold store | EBRD | NewCold Romania | Loan with partial InvestEU guarantee | Up to RON 182.8 m (€36 m) | Announced 6 Feb 2026 | Announced |
Source: World Bank · EIB · EBRD — World Bank amounts are commitments in US$ from the Projects API v3 (read 20 October 2026). For P093775 the API shows a current IBRD commitment of US$121.69 million and a total commitment of US$127.62 million, and the IBRD figure is used. EIB amounts are signed amounts from the project pages (proposed amounts where no signature exists), not disbursements. EBRD amounts are approved or announced amounts from its project summary document and news releases. No World Bank agriculture, irrigation or land operation was in the pipeline in October 2026.
9.6
National programmes
| Programme / facility | Funder | Partner | Amount | Date | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct payments and area-based support | European Union (EAGF) and state budget | APIA | €9.78 bn EU direct payments envelope for 2023–2027 | Annual campaigns since 2023 under the CAP Strategic Plan | Includes basic income support, redistributive and coupled support and eco-schemes (€2.45 billion)46. In 2022 APIA estimated that it would manage about €12.76 billion in 2023–2027, of which about €10.38 billion for direct payments and market measures7. |
| Investment interventions of the CAP Strategic Plan (DR-12, DR-14, DR-18 and others) | EAFRD and state budget | AFIR | €169.6 m for young farmers (DR-12, 2026 call) and €108 m for small farms (DR-14, 2026 call, own calculation) | DR-12 call 6 Oct–2 Dec 2026, DR-14 call 1 Sep–31 Oct 2026 | Grants for farm investment of up to €200,000 per project for young farmers, covering up to 80% of eligible costs for farmers up to 40 and 65% for others. The DR-12 call is also open to farmers up to 45 and to former beneficiaries of sub-measure 6.1 of the 2014–2020 programme11. On 20 October 2026 the €18 million component of DR-14 for simple purchases was exhausted12. |
| INVESTALIM food industry state aid scheme 2023–2026 | State budget | MADR and AFIR | RON 2,921.0 m maximum budget (about €590 m) | Agreements until 31 Dec 2026, payments 2024–2031 | Regional investment aid for new or expanded food-processing capacity, with an average annual budget of RON 730.25 million5910. |
| «Five times the subsidy» working-capital guarantees | State (OUG 43/2013) | FGCR and partner banks | Guarantee of up to 80% of the loan | Available in October 2026, livestock loans until 31 Dec 2028 at the latest | Non-revolving loans sized on APIA payment certificates, for crop farmers for up to 5 years and for livestock farmers for up to 2 years, repaid from the subsidies8. |
| RURAL INVEST and AGRO IMM INVEST (IMM INVEST PLUS) | State budget (OUG 99/2022) | FGCR and participating banks | Guarantee ceilings of RON 4.4 bn (RURAL INVEST) and RON 100 m (AGRO IMM INVEST) | 2022–2023, requests until 22 Dec 2023 | State-guaranteed loans for agriculture, fisheries, food processing and agri-food trade in the context of the war on Ukraine. The scheme closed at the end of 202325. Since 2025 borrowers may refinance these loans with new loans guaranteed up to 80% through FGCR60. |
| IMM PLUS scheme, AGRO PLUS and RURAL PLUS components | State budget (OUG 18/2024) | Ministry of Finance, FGCR and FNGCIMM | RON 11.1 bn guarantee ceiling for all components, guarantees up to 90% | Adopted 7 Mar 2024, guarantees until 30 Jun 2024 | Temporary crisis framework scheme of state guarantees and interest grants for agricultural, fisheries and food businesses among others. No guarantees could be issued after 30 June 2024 and interest grants ran until 31 July 202620. |
| Support for vegetables grown in protected spaces, 2025–2027 | State budget (de minimis) | MADR and county agricultural directorates | RON 342.4 m for 2025 | Government Decision No. 325 of 3 Apr 2025, scheme 2025–2027 | €1,500 per 1,000 m² for nine vegetables including tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers, for at least 1,000 m², capped at €50,000 per undertaking over three years43. |
| State aid for pig and poultry farmers (OG 12/2024) | State budget | MADR | RON 323.0 m ceiling, of which RON 141.3 m for pigs after the June 2024 adjustment | Covers 1 Aug 2022–31 Aug 2023, scheme valid until 30 Jun 2024 | Partial compensation for higher feed, electricity and gas costs, adjusted in June 2024 to pay all 235 eligible poultry farmers3. Closed. |
| National Programme for the Rehabilitation of the Main Irrigation Infrastructure | State budget | MADR and ANIF | Up to €1.5 bn until the end of 2027 (planned) | 2016–2027 | Rehabilitation in three stages of pumping stations, canals and hydraulic structures in 153 irrigation schemes in the state public domain, including the Siret-Bărăgan Canal (the same report also refers to 155 viable schemes, which it links to the approval of Government Decision No. 988/2022), with a target of 90% of the viable irrigable area functional by 203013. Secondary irrigation networks of water-user organisations were allocated €128 million and €441 million under the 2007–2013 and 2014–2020 rural development programmes13. |
| National Programme for Cadastre and Land Registration (PNCCF) | Public funds (PNCCF) and EU Regional Operational Programme | ANCPI | Not stated in the sources used | Status at 28 Feb 2026 | Free systematic registration of land, completed in 133 territorial-administrative units with 1,264,483 land books for 853,256 ha under PNCCF financing, and in further units under a Regional Operational Programme major project17. |
| Risk management support (insurance premiums) | EAFRD and state budget | AFIR | €82 m of EAFRD funds for risk management tools in the CAP Strategic Plan | Sub-measure 17.1 call 7/2025 | Sub-measure 17.1 of the 2014–2020 rural development programme subsidises premiums for crop, animal and plant insurance61. The CAP Strategic Plan allocates €82 million of EAFRD funds (EUR 82.4 million in the plan's financial annex) to risk management tools, complemented by 3% of the direct payments envelope4662. |
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- Romania Agricover Credit IFN 20m loan under RLF, Project Summary Document 53810 — European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)verified
- EBRD makes €20 million available to Romanian farmers to enhance food security, news release, 2 August 2022 — European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)verified
- Agricover Loan for SMEs (project 20160081), project page — European Investment Bank (EIB)verified
- Agricover Loan for SMEs II (project 20190478), project page — European Investment Bank (EIB)verified
- Agricover Loan for SMEs III (project 20250273), project page — European Investment Bank (EIB)verified
- Misiune și valori (web page) — Bursa Română de Mărfuri (BRM)landing page verified
- Cotații BRM cereale (weekly cereal and oilseed quotations, web page) — Bursa Română de Mărfuri (BRM)verified
- Portul Constanța (home page) — C.N. Administrația Porturilor Maritime S.A. Constanțalanding page verified
- Despre noi și guvernanță (web page) — Bursa de Valori București (BVB)landing page verified
- EBRD supports stock exchange debut of Romanian food producer, news release, 4 November 2025 — European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)verified
- Despre INS – misiune și viziune (web page) — Institutul Național de Statistică (INS) (Internet Archive copy)verified
- Meteo România (home page) — Administrația Națională de Meteorologie (ANM)landing page verified
- Hotărârea nr. 325 din 3 aprilie 2025 – schema de minimis pentru Programul de susținere a producției de legume cultivate în spații protejate, 2025-2027 (PDF on the ANAF legislation page) — Guvernul României (text reproduced by ANAF)verified
- Academia astăzi (web page, published 27 January 2019) — Academia de Științe Agricole și Silvice „Gheorghe Ionescu-Șișești” (ASAS)verified
- Pagina principală (home page) — Institutul Național de Cercetare-Dezvoltare Agricolă Fundulea (INCDA)landing page verified
- At a glance: Romania's CAP Strategic Plan, factsheet, updated version February 2026 (PDF) — European Commission, DG AGRIverified
- Romanian Rural Development EU Co-financing (project 20130389), project page — European Investment Bank (EIB)verified
- Romania Rural Development EU Cofinancing 2014-20 (project 20150714), project page — European Investment Bank (EIB)verified
- Romania Rural Pollution Prevention and Reduction Project (RAPID), P179786, project page — World Bankverified
- Projects API v3, Romania projects sorted by approval date (JSON) — World Bankverified
- EBRD provides guarantee on €40 million loan to Omnia Romania, news release, 13 December 2024 — European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)verified
- Romania Integrated Nutrient Pollution Control Project, P093775 (with GEF grant P099528), project page — World Bankverified
- Integrated Nutrient Pollution Control Project – Additional Financing, P155594, project page — World Bankverified
- Complementing EU Support for Agricultural Restructuring Project (CESAR), P100638, project page — World Bankverified
- Irrigation Rehabilitation and Reform Project, P043881, project page — World Bankverified
- Rural Finance Project (APL #1), P056891, project page — World Bankverified
- Romania Forest Regeneration-SLB (NCFF) (project 20200838), project page — European Investment Bank (EIB)verified
- EBRD finances NewCold's first automated cold storage in Romania, news release, 6 February 2026 — European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)verified
- Ghidul Solicitantului INVESTALIM 2023 (applicant's guide, PDF) — Agenția pentru Finanțarea Investițiilor Rurale (AFIR)verified
- Credite pentru refinanțare (web page) — Fondul de Garantare a Creditului Rural IFN SA (FGCR)verified
- Măsuri de sprijin – sM17.1 Prime de asigurare a culturilor, a animalelor și a plantelor (web page) — Agenția pentru Finanțarea Investițiilor Rurale (AFIR)verified
- CAP Strategic Plan Romania – Annex I, overview table, and Annex II, total EAFRD contribution by type of intervention (PDF) — European Commission, DG AGRIverified
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